Policy & Government

The city will be able to remove portions of the protected bike lane installed on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg after a judge lifted a temporary restraining order on Wednesday.

The city on Monday created a new division within the Department of Transportation that will conduct moped and e-bike enforcement.

New York City is under a heat advisory from 10:00am to 8:00pm on July 8, as well as a flood watch from 2:00pm Tuesday through 2:00am Wednesday.

The revenue raised from congestion pricing is helping the MTA upgrade the signal system on the A and C lines in Brooklyn.

A new statewide initiative aims to remove cost barriers for adult learners returning to community college.

The 2025 New York City Charter Revision Commission has released a set of proposals aimed at tackling the housing crisis and boosting civic participation, inviting New Yorkers to weigh in before they head to the ballot.

New Yorkers interested in joining the NYPD now have easier access to take the police officer exam, thanks to new monthly testing dates, waived application fees and a reduced age requirement aimed at boosting recruitment across the city.

Brooklyn students will see new labs, upgraded auditoriums and modern technology thanks to city investments championed by Councilmember Susan Zhuang.

The MTA has approved a $249 million project to protect and extend the life of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge’s suspension cables, aiming to secure a vital transportation link between Brooklyn and Staten Island for decades to come.

Federal authorities say two Brooklyn employees abused inside knowledge of corporate deals to make over $1.9 million in a sophisticated trading scheme.